Top 9 Locations of Celebrity Homes in New York City

New York City is appreciated for its glitz and glamour, and it is no surprise that it is home to many of the world's most celebrities. From A-list actors to world-renowned singers, plenty of stars call New York City their home. 

Here are the top nine locations of celebrity homes in New York City.

1. Tribeca

Tribeca is home to some of the most expensive properties in the city, and it’s no surprise that some of the world’s most celebrities call this trendy neighborhood home. Beyonce and Jay-Z, Jennifer Lopez, and Robert De Niro are just a few celebrities who own homes in the area.

2. The Upper East Side

This wealthy neighborhood is home to some of the city's most luxurious apartments and townhouses. Celebs like Madonna, Rihanna, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Justin Timberlake all own properties in the Upper East Side.

3. The Hamptons

This Long Island beach town has the most luxurious properties in the country. Celebs, including Howard Stern, Billy Joel, and Gwyneth Paltrow, have all called the Hamptons home at one point or another.

4. Greenwich Village

This trendy neighborhood is home to some of the most trendy celebrities in the city. Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, and Alec Baldwin all own homes in the area.

5. DUMBO

DUMBO holds for its name Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, and it’s home to some of the most expensive properties in the city. Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Lawrence, and Scarlett Johansson all own homes in the area.

6. Brooklyn Heights

This affluent neighborhood is home to some of the most luxurious houses in the city, and it’s no surprise that some of the world’s most celebrities call it home. Paul McCartney, Anne Hathaway, and Leonardo DiCaprio are just a few celebs who own homes in Brooklyn Heights.

7. Soho

This trendy neighborhood caters to famous areas, and it’s no surprise that some of the world’s most celebrities call this neighborhood home. Robert Downey Jr., Julianne Moore, and Woody Allen are just a few celebrities who own Soho homes.

8. Williamsburg

Williamsburg is a trendy neighborhood in Brooklyn, home to many celebrities. Some notable names include Blake Lively, John Krasinski, and Amy Schumer.

9. West Village 

The iconic sitcom “Friends” and the beloved show “Sex and the City” have one thing in common: the same New York City address. 90 Bedford Street is the address associated with both shows, an actual building in the Village that became known for its connection to these beloved series. 

The Village is a popular place to live for celebrities, as it has been home to many famous people. Some of the most notable names who have lived there include Bob Dylan, Taylor Swift, and Hugh Jackman. Many well-known actors, musicians, and public figures call The Village their home, such as Daniel Radcliffe, Liv Tyler, Julianne Moore, and Bradley Cooper.

Conclusion

Whether you’re a fan of celebs or just curious about where the rich and famous life is, these are some locations of celebrity homes in New York City. Thus, from luxurious apartments in Manhattan to sprawling estates in the Hamptons, these locations will give you an inside look into the glamorous lives of the rich and famous.

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Nation's First Wellness Branded Residences Launch Sales, THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands

Annabella Pardo

THE WELL, the internationally-acclaimed wellness brand, and Terra, one of Miami’s deepest-rooted real estate developers, have partnered to develop THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands, a six-story luxury condominium building in Miami’s Bay Harbor Islands neighborhood offering the nation’s first fully integrated wellness residences. Sales have officially launched for THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands, which features 54 branded luxury residences and more than 22,000 square feet of amenities, including a state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center. The mixed-use development also includes a four-story office building totaling 98,420 square feet with leasing opportunities now available. The new venture represents the first branded real estate project from THE WELL anywhere in the world.

THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands will lead the way by combining Eastern and Western healing practices under one roof, with easy access for residents, supporting the ultimate holistic, 360-degree wellness lifestyle. With a harmonious design by Arquitectonica and interior spaces carefully curated by Meyer Davis, THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands offers one- to four-bedroom residences ranging in size from approximately 924 to 3,291 square feet with prices starting at $1.3 million.

Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is exclusively handling the marketing and sales for the project, which is expected to start construction in February and is anticipated to be completed by December 2024. THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands onsite sales gallery located at 1160 Kane Concourse, Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154 is anticipated to open mid-February.

“With the attention to our health being greater than ever, we wanted to create residences where people can fully immerse themselves in wellness,” says Kane Sarhan, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of THE WELL. “We’re excited to expand into the wellness residential market and help people make wellness part of their every day.” 

“We’re thrilled to partner with THE WELL on what will be an exceptional landmark development for the Bay Harbor Islands community,” said David Martin, CEO of Terra. “THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands will meet growing demand for luxury living as more residents gravitate to South Florida, while reviving Bay Harbor Islands’ popular Kane Concourse main street. Terra has a long track-record of enhancing communities across South Florida, and we’re delighted to do the same for the village of Bay Harbor Islands.” 

The generous amenities at THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands include a 13,000-square-foot state-of-the-art wellness and fitness center; two rooftop decks featuring a rejuvenating pool and hot tub that promote holistic health along with a lounge space with private cabanas, chaises and a summer kitchen; a private boardroom to support work-life balance; and a quiet reading room and tea lounge for gathering and reflecting.

Restorative Residences

With open, light-filled layouts that encourage connection with nature, The Residences will provide the optimal wellness experience at home through thoughtful touchpoints and luxurious amenities that utilize the latest technology to activate all senses.

Marrying THE WELL brand’s western and eastern philosophies, THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands will offer diffused lighting, water filtration and HEPA air filtration systems, low VOC paints and organic all natural scent infused throughout the spaces, while also housing energetically charged crystals in the foundation with the opportunity for tenants to have their areas cleansed by one of THE WELL practitioners prior to occupying it.

The expansive living room will feature UV Light protectant windows that filter harmful UV rays and state of the art sound proofing to ensure a quiet night’s sleep. The spacious bedroom will similarly have individualized temperature zones for optimized sleep as well as aromatherapy diffusers with calming scents, vetted by expert practitioners from THE WELL. The restorative sanctuary continues in the primary bathroom, featuring a marvelous whirlpool tub and Dornbracht’s lymph spa waterfall shower with a heated stone bench, spine jets for intensive regeneration, and bench jets to release tension in the calf muscle. Full-body red light therapy is built in around the primary vanity to offer wrinkle reducing and pain healing therapy at the flip of a switch while owners’ towels warm on their built in warming bar.

In addition to an ergonomic dishwasher to mitigate low back pain when unloading, the highly-functional kitchen will be equipped with Zip’s HydroTap Arc water dispenser to offer hot, cold and carbonated water options as well built in Vitamix, custom millwork to house supplements and a built-in vegetable drawer and herb garden to make fresh ingredients easy to use.

The optimal at-home wellness experience is complete with a self-care space complemented with zen meditation nooks with yoga mats, meditation zafus, and an optional roll-out connected device closets to seamlessly hide one’s Mirror or Peloton when it is not in use.

Residents will be able to enjoy various benefits including exclusive access to a private beach club; dedicated electric house car for local excursions; THE WELL Locker with the latest collection of wellness tech products such as Thereagun, infrared blankets, and FaceWare Pro; wellness concierge; 24-hour valet parking and security; local CSA delivery, wellness products curated and vetted by THE WELL practitioners; organic, toxic-free cleaning services, and more.

Luxury Wellness Office - Now Leasing

THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands will also include 98,420 square feet of luxury office space across four floors where tenants will be able to individually design their spaces to fit their needs and help prioritize employees’ physical and mental health with ease. It will reimagine the traditional office lobby into a programmed social space featuring food and beverage service, unique gathering areas, and the ability to book micro treatments by THE WELL.

Leasing has officially launched for The Offices at THE WELL with Blanca Commercial Real Estate spearheading the efforts.

Located at 1177 Kane Concourse, The Offices at THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands will meet growing demand for high-end boutique office space as residents and companies continue to gravitate to South Florida, while reinvigorating Bay Harbor’s iconic Kane Concourse main thoroughfare.

Ideal for casual meetings, breaks and events, the social lobby will include a cozy cafe with comfortable lounge areas, where coffees, juices and snacks can be enjoyed and ordered via text for quick, convenient service.

For an outdoor work experience, tenants will have access to greenhouse-style work pods as well as a rooftop with outdoor meeting areas and community gardens. The rooftop space will also feature a raised platform multi-function studio with quality speakers for outdoor fitness classes and programming. Therapeutic showers located at the rooftop’s bathrooms will be further available for use after workout sessions in addition to THE WELL Locker, equipped with the latest wellness technology and gadgets, including complimentary Theraguns, red light facial masks and more.

Office users will further benefit from additional outdoor experiences at an elevated landscaped Plaza, a controlled access parking garage, office valet, and state-of-the-art security. They will also receive a discounted membership to the state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center, as well as full-service concierge services from THE WELL Team, dedicated private outdoor and indoor classes, access to annual health coaching sessions to guide tenants in creating individualized wellness plans, preferred pricing on treatments and services, and exclusive benefits across THE WELL locations globally.

State-of-the-Art Wellness & Fitness Center

THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands’ state-of-the-art wellness and fitness center will invite residents and office tenants to rewind, reset and recharge. Guests of THE WELL are taken on a journey through thermal experiences for the ultimate cleansing and renewal of the mind and body.

Featuring Miami’s first caldarium, The Bath House will be dedicated to purification using THE WELL body serum activated by water, heat and steam. Guests will begin their wellness journey at THE WELL Robe Bar with a soft robe, headband of choice from a vast collection, aloe soap, and flaxseed mitt before relaxing on the heated stone benches at The Caldarium with a refreshing kombucha in hand. After showering off the serum, The Caldarium’s vitality pool will be available to bring the body back to its average temperature.

To further prepare for a treatment, guests will be able to enjoy The Saunarium, delivering an ancient therapy with multi-tiered seating infused with radiating heat and low level humidity to dry the body. The warmest room at THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands, The Halotherapy Steam Room, will similarly support the lymphatic organs and help facilitate advanced detox by emitting soothing aromas of citrus. For guests looking for low but deeply penetrating heat, The Infrared and Sound Dome will combine the healing benefits of infrared heat with therapeutic sound therapy to treat the body at a cellular level — a unique experience designed by THE WELL practitioner team.

Treatments in the serene treatment rooms will draw from Eastern healing traditions and cutting-edge science, ranging from Lymph Drainage Massage to Integration Massage to Hyper-Customized Facial. The Fitness Movement Space and Mindful Movement Studio will also offer a robust calendar of both intensive and meditative sessions such as pilates, meditation and yoga to encourage daily movement to support physical and mental wellness.

For additional information, please call 305-703-6556, email Sales@TheWellBayHarbor.com or visit THEWELLBayHarbor.com.

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Pioneering New Miami Rental Development Clara Bay Harbor Breaks Ground

Annabella Pardo

On the heels of closing on a $26 million construction loan for Clara Bay Harbor, Clara Homes – a Miami-based, vertically integrated real estate firm specializing in residential development, custom single-family homes and operations oversight – announces the groundbreaking of its first building at luxury rental development, Clara Bay Harbor. Located at 10281 W. Bay Harbor Drive, the first building, a six-story midrise, will feature 28 well-appointed apartments designed with the same quality and level of finish as a luxury condominium. Inspired by New York’s famous apartment buildings, with personalized doormen and concierge service, walkability and convenient amenities onsite, the development will create a new tier of rental living in Miami and appeal to renters wanting the experience of home, without the hassle. The first building is scheduled to complete in 2024. OHLA is leading construction.

"The groundbreaking is a huge milestone for Clara Bay Harbor and a leap forward in turning our vision into reality,” said James Curnin, CEO and Founder of Clara Homes. “We are excited to reimagine the rental experience in the market and have already seen a great deal of support and praise from people in the community on the concept.”

Nestled between the world-famous Bal Harbour Shops and Miami’s exclusive Indian Creek, Clara Bay Harbor is a premier rental project featuring 150 residences across three buildings. It will offer an enviable lifestyle and location in the heart of Bay Harbor, situated just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean as well as the best shopping and dining in the city. The first building will feature two- to five-bedroom spacious floor plans, a parking garage and a rooftop space with amenities that include a swimming pool, exercise area and sundeck. A full-time concierge will provide five-star service and highly curated experiences to residents.

“OHLA is proud and excited to be part of this project. These luxury apartments will, without a doubt, be the “must have” address for South Florida residents. We look forward to our part in bringing this iconic project to life, “ said Bernardo Perez, Executive Vice President of OHLA.

Following Clara Homes’s success developing, building and selling numerous Miami and Los Angeles luxury spec homes for above market rate prices, Clara Bay Harbor is the company’s first South Florida multifamily development and represents the developer’s expertise building thoughtful projects from the ground up. Construction for Clara Bay Harbor will be completed in three phases: one for each building. The other two buildings located at 1147-1163 100th Street and 10200 East Bay Harbor Drive are scheduled to break ground later this year. The entire master plan is expected to be completed by late 2025.

Clara Bay Harbor is part of a larger wave of new development that is transforming the neighborhood of Bal Harbor into an exclusive luxury destination. Known as one of the most desirable residential addresses in Miami, the area has always been celebrated for its small-town feel and focus on community, and will only grow as new high-profile projects, from Clara Bay Harbor to towering condominiums on the waterfront and mixed-use concepts along Kane Concourse, open and attract the most discerning residents.

Leasing for Clara Bay Harbor will be exclusively handled by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing. For more information on Clara Bay Harbor, please visit https://www.clarahomes.co/.

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Our Favorite Listings For The Week

Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our favorite homes you should make an appointment for this week. 

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160 Central Park South, Apartment 3011

Photo Credit: Coldwell Banker Warburg

The home is on the 30th floor of the iconic Essex House, a Midtown hotel with all the trappings and amenities you could ever want. At just under 800 square feet, there’s plenty of space for living. But most owners may simply want to stare out the south-facing windows — of which there are many — at Midtown all day!

The home is well-lit and surprisingly expansive, with defined areas for dining, working, and relaxing. The bedroom at the west end of the unit has an en-suite bathroom and a large closet. The living room and dining area are adjacent, with the kitchen at the east end of the home. Owners enter through a large foyer, complete with two closets — one of them a walk-in.

As noted, the apartment is in the Essex House, which features a spa open 24 hours per day, door and bell service, and concierge services. Hotel services are also optional for owners. Outside, Central Park is right across the street, as are Midtown's numerous sights and sounds!

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201 East 28th Street, 14H

Welcome home to this generously proportioned south-facing alcove studio. Encompassing sweeping downtown views, this high floor apartment is cloaked in day long natural light. The floor plan is versatile enough to allow for a variety of living possibilities, and easily converts into a one bedroom.

Featuring new white oak hardwood floors throughout, high ceilings, and an updated kitchen and bathroom. Equipped with custom smart-controlled shades and thoughtful storage options punctuated throughout, this home is both elegant and functional.

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182 Franklin Street

Constructed in 1915, 182 Franklin was acquired by Mr. Despont approximately 25 years ago and was converted into this stunning 10,000 square foot single family home. 

Entering off of Tribeca's picturesque Franklin Street, the inviting foyer leads you to a staircase and elevator connecting all the floors. The rear of the first floor is currently set up as an artist's studio, but would ideally make a wonderful children's playroom, media room, solarium, swimming pool, etc. The primary suite occupies the entire third floor complete with tremendous marble bath, dressing room, sauna, and enormous closet space

Three very private and special bedrooms suites are scattered throughout complete with their own kitchenette and full baths. The grand dining room easily converts to a spectacular billiards room which shares the fourth floor with the chef's eat-in-kitchen.

The crown jewel of this home is the penthouse great room on the fifth floor. This room spans the entire footprint of the building and boasts 15 ceilings. You will feel like you are transported back into the Paris in the 1930s or Casa Cipriani. Additionally, there are two wine cellars, basement with laundry room, three gas fireplaces, air rights to build another floor (6TH floor), central HVAC and much more.

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Loft-y (Real Estate) Goals To Make Your New Home

Known for their open-plan living, oversized windows, and tall ceilings, lofts and loft-style residences are as stylish as they are functional. The below loft residences offer buyers a chance to enjoy classic NYC-style living - no SoHo or Tribeca address needed! 

222 East Broadway

Ranging from studio to four-bedroom residences, 222 E. Broadway offers interiors of classic elegance and understated luxury. Built within the bones of the landmarked art deco Bialystoker building, 222 E. Broadway’s stylish Lofts feature 10-foot ceilings, white oak herringbone floors, and stunning custom finishes. In addition, each residence boasts an expansive kitchen with richly patterned Calacatta counters and backsplashes, warm walnut and fluted glass upper cabinetry with spruce green interiors, and a Miele and Sub-Zero suite of appliances that add both function and beauty to the spaces. 

 (Credit: Binyan Studios)

The Cortland

The Cortland, a NYC-based development overlooking Hudson River Park in West Chelsea, includes 144 oversized residences designed by two of the world's leading architectural practices, Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Olson Kundig. Designers Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent designed a beautiful loft-like home with well balanced interiors that compliment and highlight the strong architecture of the building. Thoughtfully designed to leave unobstructed views of the Hudson River, the voluminous residence features open-plan living and dining areas and refined finishes that encompass the feel of a spacious loft overlooking West Chelsea and the Hudson River.

(Credit: Colin Miller)

547 West 47th Street

Sculpted by the acclaimed Dutch-based design firm Concrete, 547 West 47th Street is a transformative move-in-ready condominium that honors the dynamic energy of Hell's Kitchen today while paying homage to its classic factory lofts that once defined the area. The modern loft-style residences located on floors one through seven of this 12-story building were designed to evoke the neighborhood’s industrial past with large volumes at street level, a robust upcycled brick facade and oversized warehouse-inspired casement windows. The interiors feature a palette of gray hues with striking back accents and boast efficient, fluid layouts that emphasize the loft-like feel with open living spaces leading to primary bedrooms through sliding cast-glass doors inspired by the industrial heritage of the location.

(Credit: Max Burkhalter)

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Things to Consider Before Moving to New York to Work

Are you considering moving to New York for work? New York City is an exciting and dynamic city, an amazing place to live and work. But before you make a move, you should know a few important things.

But, renting in New York is distinct from anywhere else in the nation. This may sound rational, but given how quickly the market changes and how fiercely competitive local New Yorkers and outsiders are, it will be an expensive and epic battle. 

Whatever you're leaving behind, completing your homework in advance will spare you a lot of suffering. If you're prepared, the procedure will go more quickly. Read on to know more about New York when looking for smart apartments. 

Things to Consider Before Moving to New York to Work 

You need to be aware of the high cost of living in New York. A budget should be in place to support your living expenses because the cost of living is higher than in many other US locations. The cost of locating a place to reside and any other expenses connected with your moves, such as insurance and transportation, may also need to be considered.

The next thing you should be aware of is the culture of New York. The city is diverse and vibrant, and many opportunities exist to experience different cultures. You should also be prepared for a fast-paced lifestyle, as New York moves quickly, and something is always happening. 

Understanding the New York work market is also crucial. Several positions in banking, journalism, and fashion are available, but competition is fierce. Ensure you have the knowledge and expertise to obtain the desired position and research the businesses and sectors that interest you.

Finally, it would help to familiarize yourself with the city before you move. Researching the neighborhoods, attractions, and transportation options can help you determine if New York fits you. It would be best to consider the commute to your job and any other areas you may need to travel to regularly. 

Moving to New York for work can be a great opportunity, but it's important to understand the challenges and benefits of relocating. Make sure you have a budget, understand the culture and job market, and familiarize yourself with the city before you move. Doing so can help ensure that your move to New York is successful.

When Choosing A Home, Do Your Research

There is something for everyone in the different New York City neighborhoods and millennial properties. Find out everything you can about the many communities you must choose from. This will enable you to select the choice that best suits your needs in terms of both lifestyle and finances. 

Thus, make sure to search with attainable objectives in mind. Your money might not go as far in New York as stated. If you don't want to lower your living space dramatically, think about moving further north in Manhattan or farther out in Brooklyn (like Crown Heights or Red Hook) (e.g., Washington Heights and Inwood). This will impact how long your travel will take, so plan accordingly.

Transport and Parking

Sell your car if your place of employment is in Manhattan, south of 96th Street. In contrast to job hubs like Los Angeles, where firms allot parking for their employees, New York's commercial zones are infamously challenging to drive through and expensive to park in. 

Also, there aren't many residential structures in the city that offer parking for occupants. Due to the city's lack of garages, keeping a car requires either paying a costly charge to one of them or abiding by the norms and regulations of street parking.

Conclusion 

Moving to New York for work can be an exciting experience, but it is important to be well-informed. It is important to understand the cost of living, the job market, the different neighborhoods, and the types of jobs available. 

The job market is competitive, and you may need to adjust your expectations. It would help if you also considered the commute time, the cost of renting Winter street apartments, and the cost of living. Researching and getting advice from those living in the city can be very beneficial when making such a big move.

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March Madness Basketball Courts You Can Play Without Leaving Your Own Home

With March Madness right around the corner, these luxury residential buildings in New York City feature the best basketball courts for residents to shoot hoops like a pro.

Below are some of the most of the best New York properties with an on-site basketball court.

Lincoln at Bankside - Brookfield Properties

Lincoln at Bankside, located at 101 Lincoln Avenue in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx, consists of four 25-story towers and features an impressive 921 units, of which 278 units will be rent-stabilized. Opening this spring, this is the second phase of Brookfield Properties’ $950 million, 4.3-acre mixed-use development along the waterfront in the South Bronx following the opening of the 458-unit Third at Bankside last year. 

In addition to waterfront access through a brand-new publicly accessible park, Lincoln at Bankside boasts a vast suite of indoor and outdoor amenities across a five-story amenity complex including a luxe wellness center, resident lounges, versatile coworking space, an indoor lap pool and a three-story, 4,600-square-foot indoor basketball court. 

The Bankside master plan includes 1,379 apartments and unlocks public access to Mott Haven’s waterfront for the first time in more than a century. Bankside represents one of the largest private investments ever undertaken in the Bronx. 

Rendering credit: Brookfield Properties

Mercedes House - Two Trees Management

Mercedes House, an architecturally iconic mixed-use development in Manhattan’s Hell's Kitchen is a neighborhood hotspot for health and wellness enthusiasts. Two Trees’ 800-unit residential building boasts the 80,000 square foot Mercedes Club, a state-of-the-art wellness center containing a spa and health club, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, two outdoor decks with greenspace, bocce and yoga, a boxing studio, indoor/outdoor ping pong, outdoor amphitheater, Playa Bowls juice bar, cycling studio and an indoor basketball court. The Mercedes Club welcomes memberships for both tenants and neighborhood residents alike. 

In celebration of March Madness, Mercedes Club is bringing out all the stops, offering an “Around the World” tournament, a competition-based shooting drill whose winner will take home a complimentary month of membership and a Swedish massage. Monthly trivia night will be taken to the basketball court, where participants earn points towards their trivia game by shooting baskets and answering basketball-themed trivia questions, with the winner taking home a Mercedes Club gift bag and a free guest pass. For those looking to sharpen their court skills without the fierce competition, Mercedes Club is holding two “Skills and Drills'' classes welcome to all experience levels.

Image credit: Two Trees Management

606 West 57th St and 45 Wall Street - TF Cornerstone

Of TF Cornerstone’s numerous residential properties in New York City, basketball fans gravitate to 45 Wall Street and 606 West 57th Street, two residential towers offering full-size basketball courts in addition to a variety of luxury amenities. 

606 West 57th St, Midtown West, affectionately known as The Max, rises 44 stories above Manhattan’s Midtown West waterfront, offering more than 1,000 apartments and panoramic views of the Hudson River. As part of the 45,000 square feet of amenities, The Max offers a full-court basketball gymnasium exclusively for residents to enjoy pick-up games and tenant tournaments. 

Credit: TF Cornerstone

45 Wall Street

45 Wall Street is a 27-story luxury tower boasting 435 units in The Financial District. A former bank building, 45 Wall Street offers contemporary amenities alongside original architectural features. Residents can sunbathe in the wraparound roof terrace, relax in the penthouse-level club, or stretch out in 45 Wall Street’s yoga room. Fitness enthusiasts can play a game in the full-court basketball gymnasium or have a workout in one of the two state-of-the-art fitness centers.

Check Out South Florida's Most Anticipated New Developments Coming To Fruition

Annabella Pardo

As the world’s wealthiest and most powerful people descend on South Florida, the demand for ultra-luxury residences with incredible views, amenities and service is at an all-time high. In order to match that demand, developers are introducing clever new concepts that appeal to what luxury buyers are seeking today, such as branded residences, one-of-a-kind culinary experiences, oceanfront lifestyles and everything-in-one communities, where epicurean markets, spas and fitness centers are all conveniently located inside the tower. From West Palm Beach all the way down to the shores of Miami Beach, these developments are starting sales and receiving overwhelming traffic from markets like New York, California and even London and Dubai.

Cipriani Residences Miami – This 80-story condo tower that is set to rise above Miami’s Financial District, with views of the Brickell neighborhood, Biscayne Bay and Simpson Park, will be the first ground-up Cipriani residences in the U.S. Designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, the homes will feature 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, private outdoor spaces, curved lines, generous walk-in closets, separate standalone laundry rooms, smart-home technology and custom finishes. The tower harnesses the essence of the Cipriani brand, which is recognized for its sophisticated style, world-class service and four generations of history and tradition that goes back to the launch of Harry’s Bar in 1931 in Venice, and marries Miami's modern aesthetic with Cipriani's nautical Venetian heritage. Interiors designed by 1508 London, are an authentic interpretation of the brand. With subtle nods in the choice of furnishings, materials, finishes and color palette, the design is an amalgamation of features directly inspired by Cipriani’s most beloved properties. Completion is expected for 2026.

Olara – Savanna, a New York City-based real estate investment manager, owner/operator and developer, is developing Olara, West Palm Beach’s most alluring new address, offering resort-inspired amenities, effortless hospitality and service and an exclusive, luxurious lifestyle with views of the Intracoastal Waterway, Palm Beach Island and Atlantic Ocean. Designed by award-winning architecture firm Arquitectonica, the 26-story luxury condominium tower at Olara will offer 275 two-to four-bedroom plus den residences. A haven for effortless living, Olara is exquisitely designed with residences overlooking the water, complemented by a holistic amenity suite on the sixth floor offering every possibility to experience the Palm Beach lifestyle. Interiors by Gabellini Sheppard Associates reflect an effortless, yet elegant harmony of elements. There will be over 80,000 square feet of amenity space at Olara, including an acclaimed waterfront restaurant, signature state-of-the-art fitness center and spa, two pool areas each specifically dedicated to leisure or swim, marina with boat slips and directIntracoastal access, a residents lounge, waterfront veranda with grills and fire pits, co-working space and more.

The Perigon – Located along the tranquil stretch of sand between the Indian Creek and the Atlantic Ocean is The Perigon at 5333 Collins Avenue, offering 73 ultra-luxury condominiums ranging from 2,100 to 6,700 square feet along with eight private guest suites for residents only. With architecture by OMA and interiors by Tara Bernerd, these spacious two- to four- bedroom residences floor plans are thoughtfully curated with 10-foot ceilings, 10- to 12- foot wraparound terraces with extravagant water views, and custom Italian kitchens equipped with a suite of Sub-Zero Wolf appliances. The Perigon will also be home to an array of hotel-style amenities, such as a resident-only waterfront restaurant and speakeasy bar, conservatory with a daily breakfast bar, sunrise lounge and terrace, oceanfront swimming pool and spa, and a terraced fitness center with ocean views amongst much more. Prices start at $4.15M, and competition is expected in 2026.

Bentley Residences – The first-ever Bentley-branded residential tower is a 62-story building in Miami's Sunny Isles Beach neighborhood projected to have 216 luxury condominiums and exclusive amenities such as a whiskey and cigar lounge, spa, cinema, cabanas, restaurant with private dining, state-of-the-art vehicle elevators, all glass, in-house garages, to keep residents’ Bentleys out of the elements, and much more. With unrivaled craftsmanship, Bentley Residences is redefining a luxury lifestyle though each precisely designed condominium that emulates class, elegance and sophistication.

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Our Favorite Listings For The Week

182 Franklin St. Townhouse

Constructed in 1915, 182 Franklin was acquired by Mr. Despont approximately 25 years ago and was converted into this stunning 10,000 square foot single family home. 

Entering off of Tribeca's picturesque Franklin Street, the inviting foyer leads you to a staircase and elevator connecting all the floors. The rear of the first floor is currently set up as an artist's studio, but would ideally make a wonderful children's playroom, media room, solarium, swimming pool, etc. The primary suite occupies the entire third floor complete with tremendous marble bath, dressing room, sauna, and enormous closet space

Three very private and special bedrooms suites are scattered throughout complete with their own kitchenette and full baths. The grand dining room easily converts to a spectacular billiards room which shares the fourth floor with the chef's eat-in-kitchen.

The crown jewel of this home is the penthouse great room on the fifth floor. This room spans the entire footprint of the building and boasts 15 ceilings. You will feel like you are transported back into the Paris in the 1930s or Casa Cipriani. Additionally, there are two wine cellars, basement with laundry room, three gas fireplaces, air rights to build another floor (6TH floor), central HVAC and much more.

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201 East 28th Street, 14H

Welcome home to this generously proportioned south-facing alcove studio. Encompassing sweeping downtown views, this high floor apartment is cloaked in day long natural light. The floor plan is versatile enough to allow for a variety of living possibilities, and easily converts into a one bedroom.

Featuring new white oak hardwood floors throughout, high ceilings, and an updated kitchen and bathroom. Equipped with custom smart-controlled shades and thoughtful storage options punctuated throughout, this home is both elegant and functional.

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447 East 57th Street, Apt. 15AB

The seller is architect Stephen Corelli, who describes his work as architect for this renovation in this video of the apartment, and how the unit honors the legacy of the notable prewar architect for the building, Rosario Candela.

The public rooms of the apartment; a large Living Room, formal Dining Room and Library are all accessed from a well-proportioned and elegantly detailed Gallery which is entered from a private elevator vestibule. The Living Room has a wood burning fireplace, the Dining Room, with its built in storage and dry bar is decorated with hand painted deGournay wallpaper. The south facing Library, with three large windows and floor to ceiling bookcases has a "secret" door that provides access to the two exposure Primary Bedroom; this room easily does double duty as a private retreat for the owner.

The private quarters of the apartment; four Bedrooms each of which has a private bath, are located off the private hall. The Primary Bedroom, with a wood burning fireplace faces south and west. It's privacy is enhanced by the thoughtful configuration of the closet area. The Primary Bath is rendered in limestone, mahogany paneling and ceramic tile. A warm and highly distinctive environment, it includes discreet storage and a very large steam shower. The fourth bedroom, which currently serves as an informal living/ media room is directly across the private hall from the large, eat in kitchen.

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Celeb-Attended Launch Party for ELLE DECOR Penthouse at Manhattan Supertall, 53 West 53

Last week, the who's who of NYC's real estate community joined ELLE DECOR Editor-in-Chief Asad Syrkett and the ELLE DECOR editorial team at 53 West 53, the striking condo tower designed by Jean Nouvel above the Museum of Modern Art, for a first look inside the ELLE DECOR Penthouse 76 at 53 West 53, currently listed for $63.815 million. Designed by celebrated interiors firm Fox-Nahem Associates, the ELLE DECOR Penthouse comprises the entire 76th and 77th floors and has fantastic views across Central Park and the NYC skyline to the north, south, east and west. 

As the sun set, cocktails and appetizers were served by 53, the new contemporary Asian restaurant by James Beard Award-winning hospitality group Altamarea Group that is located downstairs, while guests including fashion designer Christian Siriano, Editor-in-Chief of Town & Country Stellene Volandes, and celebrity real estate broker Fredrik Eklund, mingled and enjoyed the penthouse's awe-inspiring interiors. 

Other noteworthy guests: interior designer and Bravo celebrity Thom Filicia, marketing officer of Pontiac Land U.S. Samantha Sax, Principle of Fox-Nahem Associates Joe Nahem, and the Douglas Elliman sales team including Frances Katzen, Shari Scharfer Rollins, Jade Chan, and John Gomes.

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See Inside NYC's Largest Amenity Collection (150K sqft), by Morris Adjmi

Front & York, the massive mixed-use project that has transformed a formerly vacant parking lot in the heart of DUMBO, is home to the largest amenity collection in NYC, spanning 150,000 square feet. Incredibly comprehensive, the condo offers an amenity for just about every space you could imagine — a sumptuous billiards bar, elegant wine room and chef's kitchen, trendy coworking space, fun game room, bright coffee lounge (with coffee served from downstairs neighbor and cult favorite café, Devoción!), party lounge, outdoor fireplace lounge, outdoor grilling terrace and more. 

Not to mention, the building is home to a half-acre private park designed by Michael Van Valkenberg Associates, the visionaries of the beloved Brooklyn Bridge Park, and the first Brooklyn outpost of Life Time, the acclaimed wellness and athletic destination. There's truly no need to leave home when you live in a place like this! 

The spaces have all been expertly designed by Morris Adjmi Architects, who also designed the residential interiors and exterior of the building.

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Top 3 Must-Try Brunch Places in New York City

Brunch, the glorious weekend pastime that all New Yorkers look forward to. From eggs Benedict to french toast, something about brunch brings everyone together. If you're looking for a new brunch spot to try in New York City, you've come to the right place.

We've rounded up the best must-try brunch restaurants in New York City. From cozy cafes to trendy restaurants, these spots will surely make your brunch experience one to remember. So grab your friends and get ready to enjoy some stylish and delicious brunch dishes in NYC!

Place #1: SONA

Experience an unforgettable brunch at SONA, the acclaimed Indian fine-dining restaurant in the heart of the city. With an array of egg entrees, sweet treats, and signature cocktails, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Start your meal with one of SONA's exclusive egg entrees, available only during weekend brunch. Try their Egg and Cheese Dosas, a savory crepe filled with egg and cheese and served with chutney. 

Or opt for their Breakfast Bowl, made with spiced bacon-onion chutney, boiled eggs, and roasted potatoes. If you're in the mood for something sweet, try their Baked Pancakes with pineapple jam, coconut cream, and lime or Coconut Waffles with cardamom jaggery butter and caramelized bananas.

No brunch is complete without a cocktail, and SONA has you covered. Try their signature Bloody Mary made with madras curry mix, celery, and your choice of vodka or gin. Or, if you're in the mood for something a bit sweeter, opt for their Guava Mimosa.

For a truly unique experience, check out SONA's Drag Brunch on Saturdays. Enjoy a delicious meal while being entertained by the fabulous Rify Royalty. It's the perfect way to start your weekend right.

Place #2: Breakfast by Salt's Cure

Breakfast by Salt’s Cure is the perfect restaurant for a delicious and unique brunch experience. Located in Los Angeles and recently opened in New York City, this restaurant offers various menu items that will surely please everyone. From their signature Oatmeal Griddle Cakes to classic Eggs and Sausage Patties, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

The Oatmeal Griddle Cakes is definitely a must-try. These thin pancakes are slightly crisp around the edges and come in a variety of flavors like OG with toasted cinnamon sugar, Banana Nut with toasted walnuts, and Blueberry with flax seed crumble. The best part is they are designed to be enjoyed without maple syrup, so you can savor their natural flavor.

This LA-based restaurant has a range of other delicious options. Eggs can be served sunny-side-up or flipped, and Sausage Patties come in chicken, pork, or chickpea. There are also Home Fries with slow n’ low ketchup that makes a great side dish.

Place #3: Agi's Counter

Agi’s Counter is the newest addition to Crown Heights’ burgeoning culinary scene, and it’s already making a name for itself. Led by acclaimed chef Jeremy Salamon, Agi’s Counter brings a unique blend of Jewish and Eastern European cuisine to the neighborhood.

If you’re looking for a hearty brunch, Agi’s Counter is the place to be. Their signature dish is the Pogacsa, a Hungarian cheese biscuit topped with a fried egg, dill, and alpine cheddar. It’s the perfect way to start your day at 11 in the morning. For something a little different, try the Tuna Melt with pickled peppers. It’s sure to hit the spot.

Conclusion

NYC is an amazing place for brunch. The possibilities are endless, and there’s something for everyone. That’s why the Big Apple is a city that’s full of potential.

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Dehydration Headache: 5 Budget-Friendly Ways To Cure It

Are you struggling with dehydration headaches? You're not alone. According to the Mayo Clinic, "dehydration occurs when your body loses more fluids than it takes in." Headaches are a common symptom of dehydration and can range from mildly annoying to severely debilitating.

Fortunately, there are some simple and budget-friendly ways to relieve dehydration headaches. In this blog post, we'll share five of our favorite remedies. So if you're looking for some relief, read on!

Drink lots of fluids – water, juice, and herbal tea are great options

Consuming plenty of fluids is one of the most straightforward solutions for headache relief. Water is always a great option as it helps to keep your body hydrated and eliminates any potential dehydration headache. Additionally, juices like cranberry and orange contain natural sugars, which help keep energy levels up while hydrating. Herbal teas are another great way to soothe dehydration headaches, as chamomile tea is known to relax the body and reduce migraine symptoms. Enjoying a cup of herbal tea between glasses of water can provide immediate relief from dehydration-related aches and pains.

Place a cold compress on your forehead or neck for 20 minutes

Dealing with dehydration headaches can be a frustrating experience and, unfortunately, can often be costly to treat. One budget-friendly yet effective way to cure dehydration headaches is to place a cold compress on your forehead or neck for 20 minutes. This age-old remedy helps reduce inflammation that can lead to dehydration headaches and is a no-cost solution you can use as frequently as needed. Even if the relief is only temporary, this easy solution is one of the simplest ways to feel better when in pain.

Take a nap in a cool, dark room

Taking a nap in a cool, dark room can be an effective and accessible way to combat dehydration headaches. It helps to relax the body and mind, lowers stress levels, and restores energy lost due to dehydration. By minimizing distractions and the amount of light in your space while napping, your body can rest easier and reduce pain. Make sure that the room is comfortable so you can take a deep breath in an escape from any stresses of the day or from dehydration pain. Take advantage of this budget-friendly remedy for combating dehydration headaches!

For those who experience persistent or severe dehydration headaches, consulting with professionals at the National Headache Institute in Houston can provide further insights into effective treatment options. Their expertise in headache management and understanding of the underlying causes of dehydration headaches can offer tailored solutions that go beyond home remedies.

Eat foods high in water content – cucumbers, tomatoes, and watermelon

Eating water-rich foods such as cucumbers, tomatoes, and watermelon can be a great way to ease dehydration headaches on a budget. Not only are these food sources naturally cost-effective, but they’re also full of vitamins and minerals that provide nutrition while simultaneously hydrating your body. Cucumbers contain high amounts of potassium, magnesium, and calcium – all necessary electrolytes that help your body stay hydrated. Tomatoes also have high levels of these essential electrolytes and contain Vitamin E, which helps maintain healthy skin. Finally, watermelon is packed with Vitamins A and C – both associated with higher brain power and performance – along with other essential minerals for hydration like blood pressure regulation, electrolyte balance, cell hydration, and muscle support. So the next time you feel the effects of dehydration coming on, remember to include these nutritious additions to your diet!

Avoid alcohol and caffeine

Avoiding alcohol and caffeine is one of the essential steps to treat dehydration headaches. Alcohol and caffeine are dehydrating substances that can exacerbate your headache symptoms, making it harder for your body to rehydrate itself. Try temporarily reducing or eliminating alcohol or caffeine from your diet to see if these beverages contribute to your dehydration headaches; this change could give you welcome relief without breaking the bank. In addition to avoiding such drinks, other wallet-friendly options are available for remedying dehydration headaches at home.

Concluding thoughts

Dehydration headaches are no fun, but luckily there are a few simple and budget-friendly ways to eliminate them. Just remember to drink lots of fluids, place a cold compress on your head or neck for 20 minutes, nap in a cool dark room, eat foods high in water content, and avoid alcohol and caffeine. With these easy tips, you'll be feeling better in no time!

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